Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02

NEW YORK, MATCH OA--AA ..- - Berlin specIal says; They are hun.lns The Czar pretty close and may soon s.n su nis race. Dispatches recelVed itOin o',i CT sections confirm the report teiesraPII' ed from St. Petersburg, that TeH planDed aud desperate attempt beI 1s.i !,st. gssu made 10 kill the CZar. The Nihiiis' gay that the CZar has been oanlsheu ~ Gazchins, which Is now ms Prlson' auu n prison SO large that he canno, escape; They dsclRre that they have seh'ehcSu him to death and that his death IS OnIl a ques tion of time. Except the stHts- ment that this latest attempt oD hls ma issty's lie hss failed. TO partlcuIars of the afT lir have been received.
 ORANGE. Cal. March 3O.-The Atehi- son raiiroad officials. including Ohiet Engineer Ferris, are inspecting the re- cent surveys from Orange and Purrell Point. The whole construction force Of 300 men TOW employed on the San Der usrlinu and Los Angeles road, will next week Je transferred to Orange and Bur rel Point. when rapid construction work vill follow.
 Bosr5N. March 30-At a meeting of ;lc directors of ,he UniOn Pacific Raii- n ad Company thi5 afternoon, President Ad ms and the former officers were re- elected.
 SAN BEEyAEU1So, March 30.-Last ai.Lt, about . o'clock man named Ferris. engineer on the California South ,rn raIlroad, running between this cIty and Cuitgo, wBs called to the door Cf his residence iU this city by a carpenter named Ed. COl1sn aud deliberately shot down with a Winchester rife, the iall ulss,ue through the ilasiy part of the srui .1d ihla tEr ugh Che body, Col asn gave EuuseH up tO ihe saerit. Ferr.- rcfcscl tO make sta meLt and died five hours after the sIOutlng. The matter is =hrOuded iE n stcfy as both are spoken fl Gs quiet Ineu.
 TLs house of E. ". Martin was burn a atout 4 o'clock p. m. yesterday. His two little children were burned badly, the young, ss, 8 years old. will probably die. The fire orlgInated from the burst iag of Q lamp in an incubator. The mo,he. and sister-in-iGw were both burned about the hands in saving the child-su. The house and everything in l: is lost.
 CHIcAGo, March 3O-Jobn A. Me Avoy, of the brewing firm Of Bem:s G Ayoy, has accepted the nomination of the deuocTatic party. Gs represented by the committee of fifty, for mayor of Chicago.
 PORTLAND, March 3O.-R A. Byrny and His Roberts, who burned W. 5 Ladds' barn last July, were sentenced to-day. ByrDy sent to the penltentary for five years for arson and for breaking into William Beck's powder house got thrc1 yeals mJre Roberts was seu- ioucei for six years for arson. Both men belonged Co ,ne internatioER.s and were selected by lot to commit the arson and burglary. Byruy confessed his guilt, but Roberts stoOd trial and psote :ei, Lis innocence was sentenced. WAsHISGrox, March 3O-The post master general has issued the following circular. addressed tO division superIc- tendents and inspectors aud other otii- cIBls and employees Ct the railway naIl service:
 The attention of this department has Deen invited by the officers of many railroad companies in regard tO the iE teT-stGte commerce law, with inquiry Hs 70 how far those provisions which they have deemed restrictive Co free travel affect persons in the employ of the pos ial service. The correspondence has al- most universally contained expressions Ut willingness to continue the facilities heretofore afforded, unless such course De ID contradiction Co the law. In or der tO obtain satisf ctocy exposition of this point, the opinion of the attorney general was sOhcitss whether there be anything ID the law which prohibits the practices heretofore prevailing. The at tcrney generals opinion is that the In- trr-si.;e commerce law d1es not affect tls Frs;=l service. but x ID the regula- [. an of commerce only.
 LONDON, March 30.-A dispatch to the Spo!tsmAu from Queenstown says that Capt. Samuels of the aehs Dduni- lees stt-i5ute- b,s defeat by the COr1net Co the interference = Mr. Colt. owner Cf tae Dauc;less. vho was ou board the weasel. Captain Sauuels and five oi the crew lave Ir', the Dauntlese and will s,ii fo- New Nosk tomorrow
 WASHINGTON. March JO.-ILe post crice department officials ar. having .IJpa-ed a series ot new designs Ot em- O ssai stamps for stamped envelopes Of cHs, two, four and five cent deromiUa- tons. The head Ci Franklin lEs brec selected for the one cent, and the heads rf Washington, Jackson ard Grant for tLe two, four and five cent d,uCmina- ;lla-, e-aeclivcly. The general design Cj sA- new series K uniform on the UP5'r side and following the oral shape sf ,te stamp is tue legend United $ ates Pcs Fge.' instead of U. s. f.s'sgt," Bs on others in use, The .-sE sories will be ready for issue about L. stamp has been slightly modified to con form lO tho Ctslrn Ot the two cent stamp.
 BosT5,;, Mach 3O-Au electric lighted train, the first m the Unally states, ie:; here for New York this aited noon. fter- ST. LoUIs, March 3O.-Ilon. Thos. c. ityE.lls committed suicide Gt the GUS tom house this afternoon Dy piunging down the elevator shaft. He fell dis taEce of eighty feet, crushing in his skull. The cause of the rash act was mental dcranRemen', supeTiuduced by 2 hailuc nation thEt hs Was about to be- come insane. A few minutes before two o'clock be entered 'ae building and sSuutersd into ih- '. ;. court room. Several persons met hIm ID the building thN AH uNlthEcA AL Al- tANlAAl Nu ll1f. He vas seen to leave the U. 5. marshal's office, and stepping into tbe elevator eate. passed out of view. A few minutes later be was brought out oi ;ee sub basement dead.
 h loGO he was elected lieusenaut gov. ernor of the state oB the same ticket with the fGuops Governor Csleb Jack s"c, suG IG tHc civil wgr sided with the C1Itsderscy. A thc close os The var be went 60 AeXiCO ana became very ln- tImate vi h Sisxim!iisu. In 1888 bere- turned ic St. Louie. He was a member Ot ;hs commission tO South Amsr!cs two years a-O ID the inter- st of com meroe with the United States. In 1851 ho fought a due. win s. GFatz Brown with riles st thIriy psces on an islaud opposite this city over political dis cas-i1D. Mir. Brown was hit in the knee, but Mir. Reynolds was uuhurt Gov. Reynolds was married twice. and leaves hIs second wife, whom he married three years ago, with & comfortable fortune.
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